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Cannabis use could double risk of heart deaths, study suggests | Cannabis | The Guardian New Global Study Links Marijuana Use to Higher Cardiovascular Deaths and Stroke A groundbreaking study from the University of …
Loneliness is not just bad for your mental health, it also causes infections – India Today New international research challenges the belief that loneliness increases risk of early death, but experts warn it’s still …
Walking more may lower your risk for chronic low back pain by 23%, study suggests New research highlights how walking can help prevent chronic low back pain, the world’s leading cause of disability. Why …
8 Health Benefits of Watermelon – Grey Bears Discover how this juicy summer fruit can improve your hydration, heart health, and more. Watermelon isn’t just a delicious summer treat. It’s a powerful health booster …
Scientists discover your breath is as unique as your fingerprint | Lifestyles | insidenova.com A New Discovery in Human Identification In a remarkable breakthrough, scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science have discovered that …
Dementia Risk Declining With Each Generation, Says Promising New Study : ScienceAlert A major new study led by UC San Francisco (UCSF) has revealed that your risk of developing dementia could significantly depend on …
NotebookLM now lets you share your notebooks with anyone with a single link. Here’s how | ZDNET Ever wished you could easily share your study guides, team research, or business manuals with just one …
New study raises big questions about taurine as anti-aging supplement | Live Science Is taurine really the secret to slowing down aging? A new study says – not yet. Taurine, a naturally occurring amino …
Texas woman dies from brain-eating amoeba in tap water | NewsNation A 71-year-old woman from Texas tragically died after contracting a brain-eating amoeba from using tap water for nasal irrigation, according to a report …
NotebookLM now lets you share your notebooks with anyone with a single link. Here’s how | ZDNET Ever wished you could easily share your study guides, team research, or business manuals with just one …